Stage, including the Karlos Paez Band (lead vocalist of the B*Side Players) and Ginger Roots & the Protectors (reggae). Five other acts perform on The Lumberyard Courtyard Stage, including the Bayou Brothers, while up-and-coming stars will entertain at the Hansen’s Community Stage. Thrill seekers can visit the Adventure Zone at H Street filled with options for summer camps, surf camps, scuba instruction, and kayak lessons. Canine companions will find pet-centric exhibitors in the Dog Zone at I Street plus free activities in the 2000-square-foot dog park.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also on Sunday. WHERE: Downtown Encinitas, Coast Hwy 101 from D Street to J Street. 760-943-1950;
encinitas101.com
LINDA VISTA MULTI- CULTURAL FAIR & PARADE Linda Vista hosts their own street fair to “promote cultural awareness and understanding within the City of San Diego with cultural exhibits, varied ethnic food offerings, and artistic performances.” With three stages of multicultural entertainment (includ- ing acts from Tijuana), carnival rides, an interactive kids’ zone, and an Education Lane. The theme for 2016 is “A Community of Learning.” Fun fact: Linda Vista is one of the few places in the world where you can go from pre-school to PhD all within the same neighborhood.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WHERE: 6900 Linda Vista Road (between Comstock and Ulric), Linda Vista. 619-828-3101;
lindavistafair.org
SHAKA FEST Hawaiian culture, arts, and athletics come together for a day on Mission Bay with a youth-only canoe regatta,
FRIDAY, APRIL 22: LAKESIDE RODEO
SUP race for adults, stages of Hawaiian and Tahitian entertainment, boutique vendors, and island-inspired food ven- dors. Sponsored by nonprofit charity and youth-only program Nā Koa Kai Canoe Club. Waterfront, page 46.
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PHILADELPHIA SANDWICH CO. This cheesesteak specialist finds a big- ger audience in a new part of town. Reader eater Ian Anderson checks it out and disses Cheez Whiz. Feast, page 50.
BOHO LUXE WEDDING PARTY Two couture bridal fashion shows on the catwalk will showcase the 2016 col- lection by L.A. designer Adolfo Sanchez, hot off the New York and L.A. Fashion Week runways. The bridal-gown guru will be onsite to meet and greet. $20.
WHEN: 1 to 5 p.m.
WHERE: Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine, 3777 La Jolla Village Drive. 760-635-1120;
sandiegoweddingparty.com
CRAFT ALES AND CAMP TAILS A leash-on, dog-friendly event. Enjoy local beer and spirits from Ballast Point, Bay City, Green Flash, Pizza Port, Lost Abbey, Lagunitas, Port Brewing, and Kill Devil Spirits. With
CONSTELLATIONS. Marianne (a physicist) meets Roland (a beekeep- er) at a party governed by the “but- terfly effect,” where a slight change now can have huge consequences later. All goes well between the two. Or does it? Through May 8 at the Old Globe. Theater, page 66.
SING STREET. A tone-deaf musical that once again proves John Carney is not the one to single-handedly resuscitate the form. Critic Scott Marks says he respects the genre too much to like this mutation. Movies, page 67.
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live music, a raffle, and a silent auction. A ticket gets you eight 5-oz. samples, a commemorative mug, and one raffle ticket. Proceeds go to the San Diego Humane Society. $35.
WHEN: 2 to 5 p.m. WHERE: Camp Run-a-Mutt, 4030 Sports Arena Boulevard, Midway District. 619-225-2267;
camprunamutt.com
BLACK MOUNTAIN. The hard-rock Canada band’s lat- est Jagjaguwar record, boldly titled IV — a cheeky response to all them Led Zeppelin comparisons? — garnered a mid-
dling 7.5 rating from the tastemakers at Pitchfork last week for progging up their favored classic-rock works. Dryw Keltz has a chat with the band’s big-bearded frontman, Stephen McBean, in advance of Tuesday night’s show at Casbah. Blurt, page 55.
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